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Reviewer:
michael569gardner
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September 17, 2024
Subject: mySedgwick
Subject: mySedgwick
"Sunset Boulevard" is a classic film that masterfully blends Hollywood glamour with dark, introspective drama. Directed by Billy Wilder and released in
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1950, it offers a gripping look at the cost of fame and the Sedgwick
often tragic lives of those who once ruled the silver screen. Gloria Swanson's portrayal of Norma Desmond is nothing short of iconic, capturing the essence of a faded star desperately clinging to her past glory.
often tragic lives of those who once ruled the silver screen. Gloria Swanson's portrayal of Norma Desmond is nothing short of iconic, capturing the essence of a faded star desperately clinging to her past glory.
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Roger554
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August 23, 2024
Subject: A treat
Subject: A treat
I’m an oldie the first film I was taken to was Lassie and I have never seen the film before. The plot never appealed I was missing a treat. The casting
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was perfect and the leads were extra. Thanks for sharing
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Widgeasha
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November 8, 2023
Subject: FANTASTIC!
Subject: FANTASTIC!
Fantastic, dramatic, brilliant acting, I just love this film. Gloria Swanson was AMAZING. Can we remember that Max wasn't just her servant but her first
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husband, in the film that is, people seem to have forgotten that. I really enjoyed it, thank you.
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uradragon
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August 25, 2023
Subject: I seen it...
Subject: I seen it...
I seen it years ago and probably won't see it again given the short amount of time I'm told I have left to live. It is an engaging classic, watch it before
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you die.
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SteveRhodes
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December 23, 2022
Subject: Trump watches Sunset Boulevard over & over & over again
Subject: Trump watches Sunset Boulevard over & over & over again
Even Trump sometimes has good taste.
Olivia Nuzzi in New York Magazine, Dec 2022: Trump had wanted to be in the movie business. It’s important to never ... forget this about him. He watches Sunset Boulevard, “one of the greatest of all time,” again and again and again. A silent-picture star sidelined by the talkies, driven to madness, in denial over her faded celebrity. When he was a businessman, he showed it to guests aboard his 727. When he was president, he held screenings of it for White House staff at Camp David.
He once showed it to his press secretary Stephanie Grisham, who later described how “the president, who could never sit still for anything without talking on the phone, sending a tweet, or flipping through TV channels, sat enthralled.” And he once showed it to Tim O’Brien, the biographer, who wrote that when Norma Desmond cried, “Those idiot producers. Those imbeciles! Haven’t they got any eyes? Have they forgotten what a star looks like? I’ll show them. I’ll be up there again, so help me!,” Trump leaned over O’Brien’s shoulder and whispered, “Is this an incredible scene or what? Just incredible.”
A washed-up star locked away in a mansion from the 1920s, afraid of the world outside, afraid it will remind him that time has passed … Well, he does not like the way it sounds for Trump…
Do you remember how Sunset Boulevard ends? Norma Desmond shoots and kills the writer, a fraudster who has fallen under the spell of her charisma, just as he summons the courage to walk away. Her sycophantic butler flips. There are no enablers left to protect her. A final fantasy, a fake movie set, is staged in the mansion’s entryway. The lights go on, and she is lured before the cameras, where the police are waiting to haul her away.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/donald-trump-running-for-president-2024.html
Olivia Nuzzi in New York Magazine, Dec 2022: Trump had wanted to be in the movie business. It’s important to never ... forget this about him. He watches Sunset Boulevard, “one of the greatest of all time,” again and again and again. A silent-picture star sidelined by the talkies, driven to madness, in denial over her faded celebrity. When he was a businessman, he showed it to guests aboard his 727. When he was president, he held screenings of it for White House staff at Camp David.
He once showed it to his press secretary Stephanie Grisham, who later described how “the president, who could never sit still for anything without talking on the phone, sending a tweet, or flipping through TV channels, sat enthralled.” And he once showed it to Tim O’Brien, the biographer, who wrote that when Norma Desmond cried, “Those idiot producers. Those imbeciles! Haven’t they got any eyes? Have they forgotten what a star looks like? I’ll show them. I’ll be up there again, so help me!,” Trump leaned over O’Brien’s shoulder and whispered, “Is this an incredible scene or what? Just incredible.”
A washed-up star locked away in a mansion from the 1920s, afraid of the world outside, afraid it will remind him that time has passed … Well, he does not like the way it sounds for Trump…
Do you remember how Sunset Boulevard ends? Norma Desmond shoots and kills the writer, a fraudster who has fallen under the spell of her charisma, just as he summons the courage to walk away. Her sycophantic butler flips. There are no enablers left to protect her. A final fantasy, a fake movie set, is staged in the mansion’s entryway. The lights go on, and she is lured before the cameras, where the police are waiting to haul her away.
https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/donald-trump-running-for-president-2024.html
Reviewer:
z.x.study
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May 19, 2022
Subject: Copr.
Subject: Copr.
R671460.
Sunset Boulevard. (c) 4Aug50: LP260.
Paramount Pictures Corporation (PBH);
9Sep77; R671460.
Sunset Boulevard. (c) 4Aug50: LP260.
Paramount Pictures Corporation (PBH);
9Sep77; R671460.
Reviewer:
dysprosium162
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October 13, 2020
Subject: A Must Watch!
Subject: A Must Watch!
I don't want to give any spoilers but when you're done watching fill in these blanks:
The villain is _____________
The victim is _____________
The hero ... is _____________
The movie is in black and white but the answers are not so clear cut.
The villain is _____________
The victim is _____________
The hero ... is _____________
The movie is in black and white but the answers are not so clear cut.
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